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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-04

-sSa. pieIei&t,s fuste Die frau Dsr.
legeu. .TieIei4t 70 Elm babes EdBs
den Uou3~ geun ia, 20 HaIb uoH
wfrb's 9eDefen fesn. .8ieHeiht aud
cine gGnse EaFe2z- .9Snn. aaria ron
mar fe nidt.& Nber elm Bfs&erl
warm2s fragie Der &iatr. .Sa,
90s mag f9on ieiR.1 ShF Nsanr
bat wobI BIufen bduon TN 8ei9t bes
toumeu2s = vDos taEn leiE, aber
boran 1T bsr Roffee sewiB ni9t I9uIb.
Der BARBER fost imncr, 81 tabe cine
Su 6inEe 6aut." ,,9is5e 6rou,~
Iasten isst Seiner @bren. .ee5t mad
6dufe unb psrtIagt @u9 NIT gurem
Monne. SD bsnte. baB Der BfGrue:
tn@en pOu ben vbsi6sn WmfseifofenH
bos ltn9efdbrIt9fe mar Oomit
ma&te Der &idter cine ungeouIbiee
6an6beweeune. Die Srau ifri9 fi9
bos 8opier, has fe ned in Der 6an6
belt, auf ben &nie'n piener gIott, uabm
ben Yfonntu9en pom 8uIte bes Ri9s
tiers, padte ibn bshutiam w;eoer Elm,
bano ben rotbsn Sobeu b'rum uno Iaate
bosbaft: .biefen Pfonntu9en wer6e i'd
iehem 8oIi3eiri9tsr tn Rew BORT uorIes
gen, bis mir @ere@tisteit uiro." Damn
marf9irte fie entraffet ab.
q Der caIifornil5e SeuIaiions: Bros
ses eegeu bic iunee 9eutI@e Sannu
Wei3tI, bic ibren 8eIfibrer Safob RIsin,
ebenfaus einen Deutl1eu, nie6erf@oB,
neil er tbr bic gbe u~erwetgerte, if Dol
benz ELECTROMAGNETIC 3u Sacramento
nit 6reiipredung ouseeeaneen. Den
nit 8eifaq begriSte aisIprll4 fiattt
f@ uus6ridIi9 anf ban @runb, boB BIZ
AnsetIaste i'm Aise1bIid Der Cha
w~obuinnis eepsien fsi. Dnsu bemerti
bic ,Nbenbpof" IN San 6rancfsco
--Wenn irsenb elm &a9eatt entf4uIbigt
werbeu tann, 70 if es naiiIrIi5 Der
bur6 weI9en ein einem brutaIen ODE,
sepi6snIOisn Renf@en gum Opfsr &C.
f%aIenes Wdb9en ben Serf6rer i5re-
mad ben IanbIdufsen Begriffen perni9.
teten vgbre" su beffrofen fu9t. 9s
bdufee WiBbrau9 bieirr 8Orfeaune
bic fosar cine getdbrIi5e Ausbebnun.
auf aue m6eIi9en Sdue onsebIi9 per
letter r@bre- IuIdBt, bat ieSO9 bereiti
eTneH oct IN Sdn Sronetsco p~erIdulnnet
ten 9efes9ebsr gu etnem inbiretteu Ser
fu9 Der Abifeauns ueranIoBt. Mal
bat udmIi9 eiuen Abdnherunes.8or
f9Ias 3u benz Barasrupbeu bes @iuiI
eeIssbu4es, Der ibsr S9aoenerfas
tlaseu BET 8erfibruus ban6eIt, eiuse
bra9t bes SnbnIts, bag, i'm Sale oi
6Idgerin bereits has AIter Der Nthnbis
felt errei@t babe, bic @sri@te ibr mn
einsn nominsuen S9abenerlot Suipredel
iouen. SIN Der Rotiutruus bisiss An
trays 1T Elm Ieiier BrOteff sssen ben Il
uuierem 2anbe berri9enben Wibsrfprud
sntbaIten, bos weibIi5e @ef3Ie9t ben
Ranne sLei9 Ober gar iber i'm ffelIel
unb ibm bsnuo9 ui4t bieieIben seiet
Ii3eu Pfi9ten unb Observation-Disclosures
auferlegen 3u wouen.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-04

bes @efetes) nit Inn ein 6leif9 unb
BIut, cine Berfou it, Aber 6inber
unb gIteru, Briber NIB S9weffem u.
fnb ae,wungen, ais 3susei seseu etns
amber ouf,ulrsten, OBJ lie wcuen oher
nidt. go erI9etnt Jet im MorbsBros
aeHe aeeer unaer in ReUsDort fem 14s
id6riaer Sobn aIs BeIafunsss 3euae.
@ir erinnern nns, tnB Dor elmer 8eibe
pom sSatren in eirsm ftanbaI6feu gbes
f4eibungs. Bro;shs Elm l~7idbriser Ruabe
eeBwuneeu wurbe, aIs 5euge sesen ietne
Miutter Al erf6einsn, nm ben @bebru9
III beueiIen. Dn Snabs weiesrte fd
ftanbbaft unb wurbe bur& 9efdnsniBs
ffrafe eesuungen, bas gu tbuu, mas
fein rtttiges @efibl pom Gbre unb
Sitte INN perbot.
Wie folGe Dinee in anberen &dnbern
bsultbeilt uub sefetIi9 bebanbelt wer'
ben, mao man 4. g.. aus Der beutf4en
S~traFproseB Srbnuns erfeben, NORM
foIaen6e gerfisunssn 9etrOhm tnb:
S 81. CUR 8erwetsernns bes 3eug'
miles fub bere6tist:
/. Ser 8erlobte hes BefduIbisteu.
9. Der gbesotte bes Bei6uIbisteu.
aud ueun bic @be uidt msbr beffebt.
8. Dieienigen. weI9e NIT benz BE
f&ulbiateu in eeraber 9tnie ~perwanbt.
usrf9wdsert ober bur3 Abcption per-
bunbeu, ober IN Der SeitenIinie bis gun
britteu @rabe uerwnnbt Dber bis gun
sueiten @rabe perf9wdsert ftnb, aud
Denn BITE @be. bur9 weI@e bic S@wd
serf9aft besrinbet lit. ni4t mebr be
ftebt.H
Oie @efesbi9er anberer Gambler gebel
mod meter unb perfiseu J. g., bal
8erwanbte IN a1fs unb a~bifei9enber Clint
gar ni3t ais 3susen se9eu einanbsr
perb6rt werben bhrfen.
(a. b. 3D.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-04
3em9nibs3

ais elm neberbIeibIeI Der Sarbarei lit
Der Seusni6sS wans an1ufebeu, weI9er
b~ierSuIanbe unb wobI aud IN England
eeseu BIutsuerwon6te in 8ro;efsn &c:
ibt wir6.
Die gbefrau swar Tam ni5t ais
Seusin IN 9roashen ibres gbemouues
sri@etnen, neil fe (ud@ Der Annabme
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-04

. Gin tODtibnss @usniB bat Der
AtbI1 z. @ 8aIbutn tn can Srarcisco
ponfibrt. gr lief f4 aug elmer 66be
pom mebr oIs 1000 SuB NIT eiHem Saus
f3irm auf BITE GIbe foaen, unb fam uus
ten 10 unDeriebrt an. buB or nod einise
EObteniptdnse gum Beffeu CAB.
- aus Spnnbau bert6tet
6er ~. {. 81: .Seit benz 25. Sanuar
IL and IN Der @ei@fbeieberet bic Ha9ts
i@t4t etneefhbrt. Sc ftnb "a bieiem
Swed IN ben Ietten Eaeeu 3abIrei&e
Mrbetter, uieiffeus BerIincr, bic friber
IN ben BDrig'f@en Berteu bel&dftigt
waren, einseifeat ~uorben."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-03-04

BON frifden, iussnbtrdftisen frans5Rs
f9en @efanseneif IN Dentf@laub befuns
ban babeu.
Diefe @euieinbeit Ionte ben beutfaeu
6rausn bic 9ebre sebeu. f@ fHnftis pom
frans6ff@en &riesssffansenen IN hbs
Ier gntferuuug 3u baIten.
(BaIt. gorreip.)
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
A rIarK.s rrnrrnLr BLOW.

A nan ester which for six months hal
been the terror of the neishborhood h2G
tecn tracked down and MAS seen 10 croeF
into a ravine The bsaters were a. oncs
ordered OF, as they could not be of service
and might &c charged by tie tiger, which
had alreas!y been rendered furious BY 5
woand Unfortunately these men are II
il the habit OF half Intoxicating theuSelVcs
with opium before driving the tiger from
ais refuge, and one OF them who had taken
too large q dose refused 70 escape. and
challenged the tiger. drawing his sEor.
and waving il de;ianuy. In moment the
animal sprang upon aim. dashed him tc
the ground with blow of his paw, and
Iafned al bay. After a series OF desperate
charges he was killed. The hunters then
went 70 the assistance OF the wounded man
but found that he was past all aid, the
lower part OF his face, including both jaws
having been carried away as ii
by cannon-bsll The terrific cf
feet Of the single blow indicates the
power OF the limb which struck il
lad the blow taken effect few inches
higher the whole of the head would have
been carried away. BY = similar blow u
tiger has been known 10 crush the skull OF
an OK so completely that when handled the
broken bones felt as if they were loose in a
bag. The wonder at this terrific strength
dininishes when the limb is measured.
The tiger which killed the foolhardy man
was by no means q large one, measuring
nine feet i've inches from the nose to the
tip OF the tail; yet The girth Of the forearm
was two feet seven inches. The eorre.
spending limb of very powerful man
scarcely exceeds foot in circumference.
Not until it becomes a map-eater is the
ngsf much dreaded. especially IA the cas-
81 ttose natives who do not possess -fodks
or herds. Indeed. when an EngliShfnan
has offered 10 kill tiger whose lair was
well known be has been requested not TO
DO so, as the tiger did no harm and killed
20 many deer that it supplied the neigh
bors with meat. The tigress is much
more TO be dreaded as q man eater than
10 male ar:;-='
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27


Ths csse.rt "a 30 Gives At ths R@<2 SSa-
xsex .faes.l Chsazsh EeaaorEs~ ks~aAas
AS previously 4aaoaneed In Eness eol-
unaas ths Erss q . series u three oEgsa -
eitals. - Dc giVzn an6er the arspicss q tes
o1ns Peoples S0cie<y of tie Barx ConSfe-
gaslcazi Ch1reA Tor tLs ,eaeEt Of i1e smith
Memorial Church, I'll oeeslr uon0rEes
sgsliax. I4aE tns orx1a - .sccoas ~
Prof C0lsslk eih 90 sxeeilsnLy isaesFsd
xoss without sayiRs IEs fact that tso
saca excellent soealsss as Mss LnIseF aud
MEs. 0Iis 4fe - taxa part ens1fe5 al e4csp-
Li0naiy 1ls programs tasoakaogt.
TIE Chicago ffqsss Aafil =. lsco. thus
eommsnls ou Miss Lufbsfz singing a. .
concert IA that cisy. -Aiiss Alice Lnther's
EFst aamosr saa azrzs's = ia bacio." Sas
Il laliT u iins Stage psese1ce. ~ifh an IN
usually Gear. sweet. 2uacal Soies. IA TIE
Use Of which sue shOss conscie1 tl0as study
2adsg The oeet % masters. NH ner supefo
voice she l. destined 70 De = stsr of the nfst
magnitude. and that hsE brilliant rendition
0f hsr nUmoeFs AS appreciated wss proven
5y tne perfect ovation sns recslFci- and
although no eucoEcs' uas Announced on
tie prezFamme. the gracious priua doana
was c0Inpsilsd Dy ancszsing stognas OF ap-
pisuss % resDond With Aende-ssonn
LED
Following Is the progrsnme to be ran
cered t0morfow evening".
4. Overture. iObeFo1-l ..-.- .-. " eoer.
AfKaagesi i0T the organ D . L, "sfrNn
2. CassinA (E01er0 Il DiAsolol--- Aeyefo<ef-
Mss Alice Luther
s. Prelude sud fugie "A minor --.-.-. bach
4. "Oh ln0u Ih4t lelesl stss4i.n = Handel.
Nrs a. =. GIL
March. ftsaha1sSf ssr,. Nsguer.
O. Dlo. Ma --.....-----. 4 aefeia-
Miss Luther snd Ars. Uill-
T. f4I Serelafa .- 49,. .....--... 81 Ca sfi.
l5 Comm Mon N f.-.----..-. s...- b4tisie.
. l4l A. Primo Baclo ~-----.-------- ....--Asrlo.
t1l 8Dng % NarkeL" .........-- Deal.
Miss Latler.
. OyeriUre Fesriyzl ..... 81. e.. .-..... Lassen-
Transcribed ~ g. ". CT
70 Duo. ~1iscau t0lk songs -Csracc o ..
Noe. ], 4. B sid =.
Mss Luther and n :. 6ll.
II tdf scene OFientae -.--.-,..-....... .Col1eh
l5l -Polon1 s. Mlllairat f0p. s0).-caopio.
tiFanseFa ed 10 Best
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The Summer of '62 was a very exciting
time Ia Northern Missouri. and in@dene
occurred which were very amusing 70 think
Of or laugh about afterward. The hero OF
ono OF these was Uncle Billy Dunn. In
those days the men who were not noted Tor
lheir LOYALTY were not fond OF being caugh,
ON the road, especially after rightfsll, anu
ne was one Of this Kind But on one occa
s;On Billy had been TO the town OF Lu
sanno. twelve miles distant, and having
indiscreetly remained late, was returning
after DARK by q roundabout way In order
10 avoid meeting any Federal soldiers who
might be travelling the public roads. ~
hc was passing through q belt OF timber
which sk.rtcd 8 stream couple OF mile
from his home. he was startled by hearlne
The tramp, tramp, Of homes az the UPpc'
end OF the Rocky Ridge which be had Jus,
commenced to ascend. Feds by George.
exclaimed Uncle Billy, as he stopped h.
horse 70 listen and then think what Wa
best 70 be done. He could sip out in tht
woods at one side Of the road and prot
aD.y escape notice. bat suppose he should
saecz. or suppose his horse should neIga
&c would Re FOUND out and. OF course -
takcn for n biishEhac kcr. a suddca ~
soirstion seized him. lie started at 70.
ult directly toward the advancing soldiers
whooping and hsilOoiag az ihe top OF hh
voice: Forward Forward There they are
Surround them boys Givc,it to3emi' while
the rocky hill ana loose snOe on his hors'
gave 70 the surprised soldiers the idea tha
wEole regiment Of rebels were IN wait
iag for them. and thinking discTeatlon To-
better part OF vaIJr, they started IN th'
opposite direction leaving Uncle Billy 70 s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The brsSs hand with Her Atonenent'
Company. viii. IN connection With the
regular orcheStrs AZ Reimoud's :. render the
opening overture 10 brass eutireiT Tins i
= novelty which should BE fully sppre-
ciatfd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

A. P. Dunlop is issuing a bright little
pasophlet called the scass Arr& II IS filled
with crisp paragrphs. pertaining TO the
metropolitan stage. lis a paper that must
bs pleasing TO the profsssi0a- "a well as
great conveaisncs 10 dramatic editors, to
whom Il 3 nc al ed weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
School Of EIOcutiOn.

Miss Myrtle Koon has re-
opened her school and is pre-
pared to give lessons in Gym
nastics, Elocution, Vocal Gull
turc, etc, with Miss Emma
Koon as assistant. Call or ad-
dress at
II Houseman Block,
Or and Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Mr4 Dion BoUcicanlt Agnes Robertson)
ss P0wsrs' Grand Opera House Monday and
Tuesday, IN Barley Csmpbeigs play, Ny
Geraldine" The romance Of the stoty Is OF
the most beautiful character. vhile the
play Is fall Of strong dramatic sItSaEota
and ciimaxss. and Il relieved By quiet
comedy that u more thoroughly spprecist-
sd because OF the fact that Il IS not the or
dinsry character. The cast IS a strong one.
soth IN dramatic snd musical work. and
particularly in the latter does It receive evi-
dences q the p1biics complete satisfaction.
Sests are now ready az the box office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Jchn Monshsn. coiered. and Patrick
Kelley -srs arrested last evening "a sus-
ricion sfllsrceny. Taev sold . hlank ket to q
re.cni hand stor- en- Csnsi-st- aud Is = be-
neved 60 se one w1seh sss <tsleo % the
West. SHE vesterisv. They vii <rend
el-,s;aV With Tu~nkev few;S
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

The fsliowirg stfrscfions VIII appear a.
Powers Grsnd IN Dscpnners On TIE Mo
Grsnde. 8 "a shurv's Troubad1urs. 2 and
- Ivv Leaf Company. t6 md ~. Csnreid :
Cpera Company IN the GTpsy Baron, -
sod N ice Nnrphr 81 Around the
W0rii 10 Lightly DAYS. - and a. The
Hfrbest Bidder ce snd -. The Nations
0c-ra Compsnv - Nodi ieSxs 81
r A S0thsrn. son Of he ate We'd
Srthern. heads tne csst in The HIGHEST
Bidder AZ Powers ersnd December Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

TAs focal Salvsfian Arrny snissTed cutie
q iuhiiee as nisht Nsior Brswsr Il
Ts~ksrn. who = - ~ 0srrsrd Mcnesv
evening @ enc 81 lhe issral ulemosrs = a
she ctv. sad tbe fuil uniformed esna
t.rred ont n his honor. and scegisl ~E.
49, r-rs sss a. lie earTackA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

II is reported that Mary Whitlock, who
has been great sufferer from intercostal
neuralgia aud could find no help from or
dinary sources. has been cured by DR.. Dill
lings. Miss Whitlock was among the first
TO apply to the doctor and is gal she did
not wait for home evidence of his skill.
She has found that her conf dence was not
misplaced and that her suffering has long
since ceased.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

John McCGllough's estate. according 70
the administrators accounting. amounts TO
81 zoo II will be divided between the
widow and son, James Mccullough.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Crsstoa Clarke's Hamlet" made hit in
Baliipscre. where the critics praised his inn
persopstion Of the part He Is nephew OF
kds IN BoothS lff $500
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27
Registration Notice.

Electors OF the CITY Of Grand RapidS take No
tice: The Board o: Registration OF the q
Grand Rapids viii meet AT the places hereinafter
designated on saturday, the d cay OF December,
1ss7. next preceding the day Of election, between
the hOun Of O'Clock n. N. and O'Clock p III,
for the purpose OF making perfect list, az near
as may be, OF all persons residng IN The several
wards of the City Of Grand Rapids. who are
qualified electors under the constitution o. the
State Of Michigan and entitled u vote therein:
First ward 40 - Grandville ave
Second waTd-SuperiO- cOur. room.
Third ward. First precinct-NO. 10 1slandst.
Second precinct-RO. "a JeferyoD-aye.
Fourth ward, First precinct-NO. 2S3 East
BridgeEi.
second precinct-NO. II Crescentave.
Fifth wRrd--NO. if Painhed ave.
Sixth Ward-Encine house north OF Leonard St
Seventh Ward-No engine house. froDtst.
Eighth wagd-Turn Nercin hall. Jefferson 81
&. II. peGraaf Fred Saunders,
T. Stein Maurice Shanahen,
John Crequc, Isaiah Stewart
Geo Portland. Paul NariS
: X Huntly, J. ". HAYWARD,
George II Davidson Andrew Doyle
G. T Brenncr. L. l. LaUnieTe.
Jacob Eisenhardt, J. A. Mckee.
Board OF Registration OF the City Of Grand
Rapids.
JOHN J. BELKNAP.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-27

Next Wednesday evening at Powers
Grand Opera House GOrmans' merry
ninstrels Will hold forth and grand treat
Is In store for our theatre-goers. The Three
Gorrnans we're associated with J. II. Haveriy
for nesrly ZEN years and proved themselves
sne very corner stones Of the old Haverly
party. They come this time with a pro-
grsmme that Is not only new and novel,
out they claim to have left the old rut
which minstrelsv has 30 long chung to. and
,oasr the public an entertainment IN burnt
cork thar surpssses everything that has
been presen ted. .nf
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ROOT. NELSON q CO.,
C. H. KREBs s CO.,

JJNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists. Front street
between N and o. Castings and Machinery Of
every description made to order. 4plm
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COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO Market.

SACRAMENTO. July 2lst.
FRUlT-I-.mons--s Sicily s. SOFAS > 10: Lines,
% S.vgo p box 81 q leo; Bananas, SOS 90 e puncn
for island; Pineapples, sS@9: Cocoanuts, 80 5O9E
Tahiti Oranges, S3@S IS Navels, "a so ? box
Apricots, 5G@75c 2 box Raspberries, 81 Sci 20
box psums i2ee FiGs e ox reaches SOO
DRIED FRUITs1Apples, sliced. 6@se 2 b; do
evaporated. 121z@l9c; do quertered 2tsSc; Pears,
peeled, 6@7c; Plums, pitted, 9@lDc: Peaches,
i0@12c; do peeled, 15@16c; Pruncs German and
French, 7(Gl0c; French Primes evaporated
S1a@10c; Blackberries, l2}119l3e; Figs, Califor-
MIA, SAGE.
50 1902 Is; Peaches, % S5@2 60; Bartlett Pears,
| 81 2062 25; Piums 81 50GI 20: Blackberries, ga
| 2 10 Gooseberries, 81 25@2 so: Strawberries,
81 50d2 IS; Apricots, 81 1892 Is; Museat Grapes,
| 81 25G2 10.
PIE FRUTTS-Assorted, 21S-b cans, p dozen,
| 81 35@l 4oi assorted, gallon cans, 81; Peaches,
215-fb cans 81 so; Portland Blueberries 2b cans,
81: Whortleberries, 81 rs; Captal Asparagus.
| 81 1892 p dozen cans.
| VEGETABLES - Potatoes, 70G90c - market
steady; Summer Squash Sc: Cucumbers, 6@7c Q
doz; Onions, S0caSl; Cabbage, 75c@S1; Carrots. 81
al 10 z 100 TBS; Turnips, sl@1 % q sack; String
Beans, 3l931ac; bunch vegetables, 10@1214c 2 doz;
Sarsnips. slG1 Is; Beets, 81 %; Horse Radish,
dozen; Wax Beans, 3C64c; Tomatoes, 75c@Si
Alameda Corn, 35@40c p dozen; Shell Beans, sc q
h; Green Peppers, 4@5c . 10 Egg Plant. So
/ SC 3 b; Watermelons, S2@2 % a dozen Caaate-
loupes. s2@2 % p dozen; Caulihower, soc.
| BREADSTUFES-Flour, IS so p Dbl; Oatmeal,
lob sack, &c p III, So so IGo-Ib sack; Cornmeal'
white and yellow, 81 s. q p b sacks, 81 in To-
70 sacks; Cracked Wheat, 81 rs; Homins, lob
sack, 81 70 q 100 lbs.
POULTRY : Live Turkeys, hens, 73@14c
gobblers 14c: dressed. i7C91Sc full-grogn Chick
ems, SIS 50G6 q dozen young BOOSTERS,
S5@6 q dozen brokers, s3@4- tame Ducks,
So; Pekin, Sc 50G7; Geese, S2e92 25 FE,air; Eggs,
| choice California 2S624c . dozen
| DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter, fancg roll, 24G
25c q h; ranch batter, lSG19c; picked, 200
23c; packed in firkins, choice, 2s123c: COM
mon, 12914c; Cheese. California, 10@l1c: Lin.
burger, lie; genuine Swiss 29c; American Swiss,
| pic; Young America, PFC; Martins Cream, 1Sc.
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED-Oat Hay, S12G15 z
ton; Alfalfa do, SOIL p ton; Bran, SD so p ton
Middlings, s25 q ton; Barley, whole, pay
ing CSC; rolled, 81 l5 Wheat choice milling,
paying, 81 GO . cwt; Tame Oats, 81; Corn, pay
| ing 81 10 p cwt.
MISCELLANEOUS Seeds Alfalfa, 5000
s1s4c . Is; Red Clover, io@1lc . b Red
Top, 615@7c Nuts-Chile Walnuts, new, liz
12c; California walnuts, l6@l7c; Almonds
new, 16@17c Peanuts California, 41a@5%c
Lard California;, cans, 714GS12; Eastern S%@
919c. Hides, salt, light and. medium, &c
heavy steers, SIC; dry, lac. Tallow, &c. Hops
MEATs-Beef, 5@6c; Mutton. Co. Lamb
Sc; Veal, 79Sc; Hogs, SIG; dressed Pork, 71a@
Sc; Hams-Eastern, 14&c; California, 121ac
Bacon medium, 954c; selected, 1o54c; extrs
light, 1l34c.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-22
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Old Folks at Home,

Or elsewhere, need tonic now and then to
sustain them under growing infirmities.
No safer or more thorough invigorant for
age and the delicate can be found than
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a seasonable
medicine in those ailments of oommonest
occurrence-liver complaint, indigestion
and bowel disorders; a pure botanic safe
guard against malaria, and a reliable means
of counteracting rheumatism. To the con-
valescent, it is valuable aid in the recov-
ery of strength and to the debilitated, ner-
vous invalid it yields tranquil slumber and
renewed appetite-two prime factors in the
restoration of vigor. Being of purely
botanic origin, it is free from those oblec-
tons urged against mineral remedies diff
cult or impossible of assimilation by the
system, and which impair the tone of
the stomach, which the Bitters, on the con-
trary. strengthens and regulates. 1t is in
dorsed and prescribed by the medical
fraternity.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-22
THAT CRUELTY AT FOLSOM.
What Director Sonntag Says About 1t
and Corroborated by Other Directors.

and Corroborated by other Directors.
In an interview with Prison Director
Sonntag concerning the alleged cruelty
practiced upon prisoners at Folsom ey
keeping them ia solitary confinement, he
said to Chronicle reporter, as published In
that journal yesterday:
Folsom Prison is badly situated, there
is no wall around it, apu if these incorri-
gible scoundrel5 were permitted to mix
with the other prisoners bad results would
follow. They Undertook to run the prison
and the officers had to show their author
ity. The lives of prisoners and guard:
would he jeopardized by the fellows i
proper Restraint were not put ever them
But sill 1 think, and we all think, that thu
system at Folsom is too severe. / would
rather err on the side of humanity than b,
eruelto prisoners; but some of the men ii
solitary confinement are desperate vii
| lains, born criminals, who are not amena
! BILE to kindness, and no trifiing can b.
shown toward them. They must be trans
| ferred to San Quentin, where better con
troll can be kept over them.
These so-called solitary cells do no
differ in any respect from The ordinary
cell, except that the slide in the door i:
shut down, keeping the inmates in dark
ness The solitary cells at the San Frau
cisco county Jail and at the city prison ar
dungeons and far more feared by prison
ers than those at Folsom. McComb i
probably led astray by some of his officers
but tell you that if there is any wrong a
either Of the State Prisons the presen
Board of Directors want to know abou
it and have ii righted. The public has NJ
| idea OF the tricks played by the prisoner
at Folsom to get transferred to San Quen
| tin. There they can receive their friend
moathly, and The climate is better. Fo
repeated violations of the law solitary con
+! fnement is the only punishment that j
available. Flogging is prohibited, anC
ever since the two State Prisons were bull
the water douche, under tie doctors su
pervision, has been used to punish mino
offenses. Since Warden Shirley tool
l'charge at San Quentin the water punish
ment has not been applied.
| The men have mentioned to you vii
be transferred TO San Quentin Prison, an,
/ feel sure from the guarantees of Wardel
Shirley, Captains Reddy and Aull, will b
brought to their senses. They will b
plainly told that if they attempt to escap
death will be the result, as the Director
do not propose to permit the prison rule
to- be trifled with. 1t is no use being sent
mental with prisoners they must be pun
ished, but humanely. At the same tim
sensational stories and exaggerated tale
Twill be poured into the ears of listene
by every prisoner and discharged convic
but the statements upon Investigation ar
generally found to be groundless or hight
colored by imagination. Warden McCom
is filling his position, so far as | know, t
the satisfaction of the Board"
Directors Filcher and Devlin were ais
seen by the Chronicle reporter, and the
both corroborate the statement made b
Director Sonntag